111.   These programs will run on Pentium Pro machines, but not any faster than on cheaper Pentium-based computers.

112.   They find them jobs and enroll them in neighborhood recreation programs run by groups like the Police Athletic League and the Boys Clubs of America.

113.   They have also cut back on resupply missions to the Mir and delayed replacing its crews when the program ran out of booster rockets.

114.   These programs will not run on a Mac without some of the special-purpose software that lets a Mac emulate a PC.

115.   This is not the first time the e-rate program has run into problems.

116.   To avoid scheduling conflicts in a single market, the programs could run on cable and on over-the-air television in different time slots or even on different days.

117.   To run the program, go to the Start menu, to Programs, then to Accessories and then System Tools.

118.   To make sure that older programs could run on newer Macs, the company was forced to keep using old-fashioned features in newer versions of the operating system.

119.   Under each category, the program runs a series of tests.

120.   Under the guidance of Deena Hoagland, principal therapist, and Dr. William Shannon, a psychologist, the program runs from May to November.